"AW’s account of his agency bears no resemblance to my experience of the service offered," Ms. DeWitt wrote in her letter, which was posted on Christmas. Ms. DeWitt wrote that she signed on with Mr. Wylie because she thought he could help her manage the sixteen foreign contracts she’d scored for her book The Last Samurai, but found that the rights people continued contacting her directly: "The chaos engendered by this style of organization drove me to a complete breakdown."